In this video i will show you how to transform a boring plain wall into a creative designed accent / feature wall. Follow this step by step interior design process to create a living room makeover. This DIY project is perfect on a budget (with or without ryobi nailer ) and is very similar to wainscoting and will cost under $100 to complete with very basic or little experience and tools. The color of the paint used is taupe white quarter.This is a perfect way for anyone to create an accent /feature wall or change the home decor on a budget and the results before and after results are amazing. This project can be done without a nail gun buy using glue or hammer and nails however the use of my ryobi brad nailer as you can tell makes the job so easy and fast
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DIY wainscoting accent / feature wall under $100
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Hi great DIY video, what and where can i buy that yellow cutting tool? What's the last paint coatings? Thanks
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This is awesom, I just purchased a fixer upper and I will use this to make the walls look fancy. New subscriber!
what an awesome job. ready to try this out fingers crossed it works out
Oh gosh, great work but the music choice is VERY irritating π£
@ Billshowto: How about I just fly you over here to Los Angeles, CA, USA and you can build it for me without your shirt on?
What a cutie !!!
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I would like to see the video of how to do that of stairway on the other side of the rail handle
Its not $100 anymore since the gun itself cost more than $100
Looks Great
The gap at the bottom is too shallow. Remember, you'll be looking down at it most of the time so it needs to be higher. That's why doors etc. have a thicker rail gap at the bottom. The way here looks too odd.
Great job man !!!
GREAT video, but music sucks!
what is the purpose of a feature wall?
im having a hard time getting caulk off my kitchen cabinets…some smeared on to it…it has been there for a few years…the goo gone stuff doesn't work. is there another way to safely move it without damaging the surface? thanks
Are you using any liquid nails behind the trim pieces? Nailing into studs?
Love this! Would you say this would be hard to remove? Moving into a rental. They said I can do what I want just have to put everything back whenever I move out
nice work, great job!
this was such a great tutorial! can't wait to try it out π
I like your method, looks simple . I would suggest that you aligned your lower trim piece to be the same height as the adjacent sill on the side wall . Looks a little too close to the floor .
How cool! love it
I express my thanks for sharing this tutorial sir, I will love to add this design to my mother's room as a gift. Hopefully since I desire to learn how to install trim to a wall, this guide is helpful.
please make the music louder. useless